Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This holiday would commence with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall brief you about the holiday, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Then, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). This journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to cover.
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel on a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, you would be picked up from your hotel, at a tentative time of 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then, you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that resides on the premises. You could grab lunch here (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample the local delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, your sightseeing would continue as you proceed to the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. Legend has it that it was created by the great Buddhist yogi - Drupa Kunley. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan and its surrounding regions. After the zoo, you would be taken to Trashichhoedzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
After taking in the sights of Thimphu, you would be dropped off at the hotel where you can enjoy a delicious dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 3

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would be making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and is perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 4

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
On reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (on your own) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you would proceed for sightseeing. Here, you would visit the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Then, you would proceed to the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 5

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, would check-out from the hotel and be transferred to the airport, on a seat-in-coach basis to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This Holiday would commence with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall brief you about the Holiday, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Then, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). This journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to cover.
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel on a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, you would be picked up from your hotel, at a tentative time of 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then, you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that resides on the premises. You could grab lunch here (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample the local delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, your sightseeing would continue as you proceed to the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. Legend has it that it was created by the great Buddhist yogi - Drupa Kunley. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan and its surrounding regions. After the zoo, you would be taken to Trashichhoedzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
After taking in the sights of Thimphu, you would be dropped off at the hotel where you can enjoy a delicious dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 3

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel, tentatively at 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Arts & Craft School - the Institute for Zorig Chusum or the Painting School - where students are taught and trained in the 13 traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts. Then, to see the extensive collection of Buddhist manuscripts, you would go to the National Library; followed by a visit to the Textile Museum to learn about the national art of weaving. Here, you will see exhibits on major weaving techniques, styles of local dresses and textiles made by women and men. You can grab lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample local delicacies of Bhutan. For recommendation on restaurants in Thimphu, you could ask the guide.
After lunch, your sightseeing continues as you visit the Zilukha Nunnery or Drubthob Goemba - a monastery which offers a view of Tashichhoedzong. After this, you would be taken to the Handicraft Emporium where an extensive range of colorful, hand woven textiles and other craft products will be available for purchase.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for dinner and stay.
(In case day 3 of your Holiday is a Tuesday or Wednesday, you could visit the Craft Bazaar - a bazaar marked by a spectacle of traditional bamboo huts, showcasing a wide range of authentic Bhutan-made art and craft products.).

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 4

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 5

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you could visit the popular attractions of Paro such as the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Another interesting site would be the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 6

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, you would check-out from the hotel and be transferred to the airport, on a seat-in-coach basis, to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. The unadulterated ecology and imposing mountains have helped, create a cocoon of seclusion that is ideal for a romantic exploration with your amour. Your honeymoon would begin with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport, who would brief you about the tour.
Afterwards, you would be transferred to Thimphu on private basis. The journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to be covered
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you would have some time at leisure to enjoy the crisp mountain air with your loved one. Afterwards, you would be taken for a night tour around Thimphu. In this tour, you would get a glimpse of beautiful city and its sites such as the Memoriable Chorten, Buddha View Point, BBS tower & Tashichoe Dzong, while these marvels are bathed in moonlight.
Later in the evening, enjoy a refreshing dinner at the hotel, followed by a comfortable overnight stay.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After waking up to the Bhutanese sun, enjoy your breakfast and prepare yourself for the day of local sightseeing in the capital of the country. You would be picked-up from your hotel in a private SUV, and then procced to enjoy the sites, in the city that invite you to enjoy a romantic getaway from your fast-paced city life.
The tour would begin with special blessings by a monk and prayer flag hoisting, fortune and prosperity, by the couple. This flag can act as a symbolic start of your new life. After this special session, you would be taken to Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627, which at present houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then you would be visiting the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structures in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. At this point stands a massive statue of Lord Buddha which offers a mesmerizing view of the whole valley.
You could grab lunch here (own expense). The local guide could offer you some great suggestion on the local eateries, where you can relish the delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, you would continue on the tour of the charming city, where you would be taken to the the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan. Later visit the Trashi Chhoe Dzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
In the evening, you would be taken for a rejuvenating spa session at one of the premium properties by the river side to relax yourself, natural beauty of the place. Later, return to the hotel for a dinner and an overnight stay.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 3

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Following a delicious breakfast, you would travel form Thimphu to Punakha in a private SUV. The distance of 75 km, would take approximately 3 hours to cover.
En route, you would be making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45 mins from Thimphu and perched at 3100 m offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. The mighty mountains stand tall and makes for an incredible sight.
As you come closer to the Punakha valley, halt on your way at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. You would take pleasant walk of about 20-minutes, and cross an archery ground to reach the temple.
You would also visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic out of all Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The Dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley. In the evening, return to your hotel in Punakha for a delicious dinner and a comfortable overnight stay.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 4

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today, you would check-out from the hotel in Punakha. After breakfast, head for a transfer to Paro in a private SUV. The distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km and would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you would visit some of the sites in the historic city. You would visit the National Museum which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Then you would be taken to the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro and could go for a romantic stroll to enjoy the fresh air and the green scenery. Later, enjoy a warm and comforting dinner at the hotel, before you retire for the night.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 5

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, embark on a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. Paro displays a large influence of the traditional architecture, evident through the design and decoration of its structures. A prime example of this is evident in the Tiger’s nest Temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The view from the height is truly mesmerizing, that and the company of your adored, would make this 2 hour up-hill hike all the more memorable. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers some refreshing traditional tea and a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, enjoy an amazing hot stone bath and rejuvenate yourself. Afterwards, you would be dropped-off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, you would check-out from the hotel and then be transferred to the airport, to board your return flight to India. Standard check-out time is 12 noon; do get in touch with your MakeMyTrip representative to book a late check-out, if required, at an extra cost. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index as you embark on a wonderful adventure with your spouse.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This Bhutanese holiday would commence with your arrival in Bagdogra, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall assist you in your transfer to Phuentsholing (5 hours). The city would be your entry point for Bhutan and is the perfect mix of traditions, landscapes and culture. After your check-in at the hotel you have rest of the day for leisure.
You could visit the Bhutan Gate (own expense) - the main gateway for entry from India to Bhutan. It is one of the most photographed sites of Bhutan with depictions of traditional Bhutanese architecture embodying the gate. After exploring the city, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 2

Transfer to Thimphu| Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

In the morning after a hearty breakfast, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). The distance between Phuentsholing and Thimphu is 165 km and would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
On arrival in Thimphu you would greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative and he/she shall brief you about the tour, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Post arrival and check-in at the hotel in Thimphu, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel in a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this package.
You could also decide to go for some sightseeing (own expense) wherein you could visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that reside on the premises.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 3

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel, tentatively at 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would be visiting the Arts & Craft School - the Institute for Zorig Chusum or the Painting School - where students are taught and trained in the 13 traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts. Then, to see the extensive collection of Buddhist manuscripts you would be taken the National Library; followed by a visit to the Textile Museum to learn about the national art of weaving. Here, you will see exhibits on major weaving techniques, styles of local dresses and textiles made by women and men. You can grab lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample local delicacies of Bhutan. For recommendation on restaurants in Thimphu, you could ask the guide.
After lunch, your sightseeing continues as you visit the Zilukha Nunnery or Drubthob Goemba - a monastery which offers a view of Tashichhoedzong. After this, you would go to the Handicraft Emporium where an extensive range of colorful, hand woven textiles and other craft products will be available for purchase.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for dinner and stay.
(In case day 3 of your tour is a Tuesday or Wednesday, you could visit the Craft Bazaar - a bazaar marked by a spectacle of traditional bamboo huts, showcasing a wide range of authentic Bhutan-made art and craft products.).

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 4

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast& Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would be making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 5

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you would have rest of the day at leisure. You could visit the popular attractions of Paro (own expense) such as the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Another interesting site would be the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 6

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery
In the evening, you would be dropped-off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

On this day, you would be picked up from the hotel, at around 8.30 am, for a transfer to Phuentsholing on a seat-in-coach basis, after a lovely breakfast at the hotel. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 160 km and would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After your arrival and check-in, you would be taken for sightseeing. Here, you would be visiting the Zangtopelri Lhakhang: The structure is a modern replica of Guru Rinpoche's celestial abode. It is surrounded by lush scenic garden where you can take a walk or spin the prayer wheels in a gesture that is a huge part of Buddhist rituals. This would be followed by a visit to the Karbandi Monastery: the temple is flocked with visits from couples wishing for children. The temple became a port of call for aspiring parents after an Indian pilgrim became pregnant as a result of praying at this monastery. Along with answering prayers it also offers a mesmerizing view of the Phuentsholing valley and the Bengal Plains.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for an appetizing dinner.

After breakfast, you would check out from the hotel and be transferred to Bagdogra airport, on a seat-in-coach basis to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This Bhutanese holiday would commence with your arrival in Bagdogra, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall assist you in your transfer to Phuentsholing (5 hours). The city would be your entry point for Bhutan and is the perfect mix of traditions, landscapes and culture. After your check-in at the hotel you have rest of the day for leisure.
You could visit the Bhutan Gate (own expense) - the main gateway for entry from India to Bhutan. It is one of the most photographed sites of Bhutan with depictions of traditional Bhutanese architecture embodying the gate. After exploring the city, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 2

Transfer to Thimphu| Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

In the morning after a hearty breakfast, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). The distance between Phuentsholing and Thimphu is 165 km and would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
On arrival in Thimphu you would greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative and he/she shall brief you about the tour, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Post arrival and check-in at the hotel in Thimphu, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel in a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this package.
You could also decide to go for some sightseeing (own expense) wherein you could visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that reside on the premises.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 3

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel, tentatively at 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would be visiting the Arts & Craft School - the Institute for Zorig Chusum or the Painting School - where students are taught and trained in the 13 traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts. Then, to see the extensive collection of Buddhist manuscripts you would be taken the National Library; followed
by a visit to the Textile Museum to learn about the national art of weaving. Here, you will see exhibits on major weaving techniques, styles of local dresses and textiles made by women and men. You can grab lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample local delicacies of Bhutan. For recommendation on restaurants in Thimphu, you could ask the guide.
After lunch, your sightseeing continues as you visit the Zilukha Nunnery or Drubthob Goemba - a monastery which offers a view of Tashichhoedzong. After this, you would go to the Handicraft Emporium where an extensive range of colorful, hand woven textiles and other craft products will be available for purchase.In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for dinner and stay.
(In case day 3 of your tour is a Tuesday or Wednesday, you could visit the Craft Bazaar - a bazaar marked by a spectacle of traditional bamboo huts, showcasing a wide range of authentic Bhutan-made art and craft products.).

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 4

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast& Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would be making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 5

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you would have rest of the day at leisure. You could visit the popular attractions of Paro (own expense) such as the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Another interesting site would be the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Breakfast

Dinner

Day 6

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped-off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

On this day, you would be picked up from the hotel, at around 8.30 am, for a transfer to Phuentsholing on a seat-in-coach basis, after a lovely breakfast at the hotel. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 160 km and would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After your arrival and check-in, you would be taken for sightseeing. Here, you would be visiting the Zangtopelri Lhakhang: The structure is a modern replica of Guru Rinpoche's celestial abode. It is surrounded by lush scenic garden where you can take a walk or spin the prayer wheels in a gesture that is a huge part of Buddhist rituals. This would be followed by a visit to the Karbandi Monastery: the temple is flocked with visits from
couples wishing for children. The temple became a port of call for aspiring parents after an Indian pilgrim became pregnant as a result of praying at this monastery. Along with answering prayers it also offers a mesmerizing view of the Phuentsholing valley and the Bengal Plains.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for an appetizing dinner.

After breakfast, you would check out from the hotel and be transferred to Bagdogra airport, on a seat-in-coach basis to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This holiday would commence with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall brief you about the holiday, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Then, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). This journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to cover.
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel on a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, you would be picked up from your hotel, at a tentative time of 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then, you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that resides on the premises. You could grab lunch here (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample the local delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, your sightseeing would continue as you proceed to the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. Legend has it that it was created by the great Buddhist yogi - Drupa Kunley. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan and its surrounding regions. After the zoo, you would be taken to Trashichhoedzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
After taking in the sights of Thimphu, you would be dropped off at the hotel where you can enjoy a delicious dinner.

Day 3

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would be making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and is perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Day 4

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
On reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (on your own) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you would proceed for sightseeing. Here, you would visit the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Then, you would proceed to the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Day 5

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, would check-out from the hotel and be transferred to the airport, on a seat-in-coach basis to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This Holiday would commence with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall brief you about the Holiday, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Then, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). This journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to cover.
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel on a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, you would be picked up from your hotel, at a tentative time of 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then, you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that resides on the premises. You could grab lunch here (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample the local delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, your sightseeing would continue as you proceed to the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. Legend has it that it was created by the great Buddhist yogi - Drupa Kunley. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan and its surrounding regions. After the zoo, you would be taken to Trashichhoedzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
After taking in the sights of Thimphu, you would be dropped off at the hotel where you can enjoy a delicious dinner.

Day 3

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel, tentatively at 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Arts & Craft School - the Institute for Zorig Chusum or the Painting School - where students are taught and trained in the 13 traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts. Then, to see the extensive collection of Buddhist manuscripts, you would go to the National Library; followed by a visit to the Textile Museum to learn about the national art of weaving. Here, you will see exhibits on major weaving techniques, styles of local dresses and textiles made by women and men. You can grab lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample local delicacies of Bhutan. For recommendation on restaurants in Thimphu, you could ask the guide.
After lunch, your sightseeing continues as you visit the Zilukha Nunnery or Drubthob Goemba - a monastery which offers a view of Tashichhoedzong. After this, you would be taken to the Handicraft Emporium where an extensive range of colorful, hand woven textiles and other craft products will be available for purchase.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for dinner and stay.
(In case day 3 of your Holiday is a Tuesday or Wednesday, you could visit the Craft Bazaar - a bazaar marked by a spectacle of traditional bamboo huts, showcasing a wide range of authentic Bhutan-made art and craft products.).

Day 4

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Day 5

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After reaching Paro, you can grab a lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries in the market after which you could visit the popular attractions of Paro such as the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Another interesting site would be the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Day 6

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, you would check-out from the hotel and be transferred to the airport, on a seat-in-coach basis, to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.

Bhutan is a landscape of fluttering flags and majestic monasteries. It is also famous for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for adventures and exploration. This Holiday would commence with your arrival in Paro, where you would be greeted by a MakeMyTrip representative at the airport and he/she shall brief you about the holiday, itinerary, inclusions as well as cultural practices of Bhutan, including some do’s and don’ts.
Then, you would be transferred to Thimphu on a shared basis in a coach (seat-in-coach). This journey from Paro to Thimphu would be an amazingly scenic drive with views of mesmerizing mountains and flowing rivers. The distance between Paro and Thimphu is 70 km and would take approximately 1.5 hours to cover.
On reaching Thimphu, after your check-in at the hotel, you have rest of the day at leisure. You could book a relaxing couple’s massage (own expense) at a premium hotel by the river - Terma Linca Resort & Spa; this massage would be relaxing and includes transfers from and to the hotel on a private vehicle. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.

Day 2

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, you would be picked up from your hotel, at a tentative time of 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Simtokha Dzong - a monastery built in 1627 that today houses the Institute for Language and Cultural Studies. Then, you would go to the Memorial Chorten which is the most visible religious structure in Thimphu and the Buddha View Point. The view of the valley from this point is as magnificent as the statue of Lord Buddha that resides on the premises. You could grab lunch here (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample the local delicacies of Bhutan.
After lunch, your sightseeing would continue as you proceed to the Takin Mini Zoo. The Zoo houses the Takin - the national animal of Bhutan that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat. Legend has it that it was created by the great Buddhist yogi - Drupa Kunley. The animal is indigenous to Bhutan and its surrounding regions. After the zoo, you would be taken to Trashichhoedzong - a strikingly large structure, surrounded by manicured lawns and beautiful gardens, which houses the throne room, offices of the secretariat and the King.
After taking in the sights of Thimphu, you would be dropped off at the hotel where you can enjoy a delicious dinner.

Day 3

Sightseeing in Thimphu | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel, tentatively at 8.30 am, for local sightseeing on a seat-in-coach basis. You would visit the Arts & Craft School - the Institute for Zorig Chusum or the Painting School - where students are taught and trained in the 13 traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts. Then, to see the extensive collection of Buddhist manuscripts, you would go to the National Library; followed by a visit to the Textile Museum to learn about the national art of weaving. Here, you will see exhibits on major weaving techniques, styles of local dresses and textiles made by women and men. You can grab lunch (own expense) at one of the local eateries and sample local delicacies of Bhutan. For recommendation on restaurants in Thimphu, you could ask the guide.
After lunch, your sightseeing continues as you visit the Zilukha Nunnery or Drubthob Goemba - a monastery which offers a view of Tashichhoedzong. After this, you would be taken to the Handicraft Emporium where an extensive range of colorful, hand woven textiles and other craft products will be available for purchase.
In the evening, you would be dropped back at the hotel for dinner and stay.
(In case day 3 of your holiday is a Tuesday or Wednesday, you could visit the Craft Bazaar - a bazaar marked by a spectacle of traditional bamboo huts, showcasing a wide range of authentic Bhutan-made art and craft products.).

Day 4

Transfer from Thimphu to Punakha | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Today after enjoying a lovely breakfast, you would be transferred to Punakha. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and tentative pick-up time would be 8.30 am. The distance between Thimphu and Punakha is 75 km and would take approximately 3 hours to cover. En route, you would making stops to do some sightseeing. The first stop on the roster would be Dochula view point. The Dochula pass is 45-minutes from Thimphu and perched at 3100m, offering a glimpse of the Himalayan range. As you come closer to Punakha valley, you would stop at Chimi Lhakhang or the Fertility Temple. This sacred temple was made in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley. Childless women go to the temple to receive a blessing or empowerment from the saint. It is a 20-minutes long pleasant walk from road at Sopsokha to the temple. En route, you would also cross an archery ground.
Then, you would visit the Punakha Dzong. It stands majestically on an island between the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers and is one of the most photogenic of all of Bhutan's ancient fortresses. The dzong joins the mainland by an arched wooden bridge and houses many precious relics from the days when successive kings reined the kingdom from this valley.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Punakha for a comfortable overnight stay after a delectable dinner.

Day 5

Transfer from Punakha to Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Paro is often called the gateway to the Himalayan Kingdom. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you would be transferred to Paro. The transfer would be on a seat-in-coach basis and as the distance between Punakha and Paro is 150 km, it would take approximately 5 hours to cover.
After a check-in at the hotel in Paro, you would have rest of the day at leisure. You could opt for a Bicycle in Paro experience (own expense) wherein you could cycle from Paro to Thimphu while appreciating the country's natural beauty and cultural wealth. Its 65 km one way which takes around 2.5 hours to cover. You would return to Paro in a vehicle. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for a picturesque exploration. You could purchase this activity on the payment page at the time of booking this Holiday.
After a tedious yet thrilling cycle ride, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

Day 6

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Get set for exploring Paro after a delicious breakfast at the hotel; you would be picked up from your hotel at approximately 8.30 am on a seat-in-coach basis for a hike to the famous Tiger’s nest temple. The Temple or Taksang Monastery is the most famous of Bhutanese monasteries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche arrived here on the back of a tigress and meditated at the monastery. Perched precariously on the edge of a 1200m cliff, this monastery is an impressive sight and the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. The up-hill hike would take around 2 hours. You could also choose to ride a horse from the parking lot to the monastery. If the full hike sounds a bit tough, you can hike for 1 hour to the cafeteria - a wooden tea-house restaurant which offers a good view of the monastery.
In the evening, you would be dropped off at the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 7

Local Sightseeing in Paro | Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and then get picked up from the hotel tentatively at 8.30 am for local sightseeing, on a seat-in-coach basis. Today you would visit the National Museum of Paro which displays the antique items gathered from different parts of the country, in a revamped Ta-dzong building. Then, you would be taken to the Kyichu Lhakhang. This temple built in 659 is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan and is believed to have been built to subdue a demoness residing in the Himalayas.
In the evening, you would return to the hotel in Paro; enjoy a warm and comforting dinner before you retire for the night.

After breakfast, you would check-out from the hotel and be transferred to the airport, on a seat-in-coach basis to board your return flight. Head back to India with memories galore and an increase in your personal happiness index.